Asked by rob

A 0.69 kg mass is observed to accelerate at 8.16 m/s2 in a direction 30.5° north of east. There is a force directed north acting on the object and a force directed east acting on the object. What is the magnitude of the force acting east on the object?
Answered by bobpursley
forceNorth= mass*accelerationNorth
forceEast= mass*acceleartionEast

so break up the acceleration in to N, and E components.
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